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Description: Includes the Next Generation TCP/IP stack which is a complete redesign of the TCP/IP functionality in Windows Category: Networking Infrastructure Feature: New Improvement WS08 Vista Update WS03 R2 Replacement WS03 Service Packs Custom

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Benefits Vastly improved networking speeds Complete interoperability between IPv4 and IPv6 Compliant with all IETF standards

Functions Receive Window Auto-Tuning Automatically adjusts the receive window size or the maximum amount a host can receive through a TCP/IP connection to improve reception speed Compound TCP Automatically adjusts or increases the amount of data sent over a TCP connection based on a calculation of the bandwidth versus the sensed delay on the connection Throughput Optimization In environments where there is high loss through the use of new algorithms Neighbor Unreachability Detection Is automatic in IPv6 The new TCP/IP stack adds this functionality to IPv4 Dead Gateway Detection Is now constant Connections are automatically redirected as soon as the dead gateway is up again PTMU Black Hole Router Detection Allows TCP/IP to identify path maximum transmission unit (PTMU) routers or intermediate routers that drop either Internet Control Message Protocol (ICMP) or messages that cannot be fragmented so that messages are no longer terminated because of firewall rules in routers Routing Compartments Are interfaces that include a logon session Using compartments, TCP/IP can prevent unwanted forwarding or packets between interfaces such as VPN, Terminal Services, or multiuser logon configurations Network Diagnostics Framework Now supports intuitive prompting, and even automatic correction, when network issues are detected to help administrators more easily correct the problem on their own When the problem is one that cannot be solved automatically or manually, guidance with specific details about the problem is displayed Extended Statistics (ESTATS) Support Allows TCP/IP to provide additional extended statistics on network transfers Windows Filtering Platform (WFP) Provides a new architecture for linking third-party hooks into IP filtering IPv6 enhancements Are also included in this new stack, providing comprehensive support for this next-version protocol

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Domain Name System (DNS)

Description: The DNS service has been improved to work with new Active Directory features as well as IPv6 Category: Networking Infrastructure Feature: New Improvement WS08 Vista Update WS03 R2 Replacement WS03 Service Packs Custom

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Benefits Support for IPv6 Compliant with all IETF standards Complete integration with Active Directory

Functions Background zone loading allows DNS to start more rapidly when loading very large zones from the ADDS database Support for IPv6 addresses lets DNS store addresses that are 128 bits long, compared to the IPv4 addresses, which were only 32-bit New Primary Read-Only Zones (PROZ) lets DNS support the read-only DC (RODC) ADDS server role New GlobalNames Zones (GBZs), which are, by default, replicated to the entire Active Directory forest Provides support for single-label names similar to the NetBIOS names supported by the Windows Internet Naming Service (WINS) GBZs can now be used to completely replace WINS servers and remove this role from the network

Every time there is a new version of Windows, you have to deploy it Microsoft has endeavored to make Windows deployment easier with each new version of Windows Windows Vista in particular aims to ease deployment as much as possible For this, Microsoft has developed two core technologies: a deployment engine and a new file-based disk image format These deployment mechanisms support both Windows Vista and Windows Server 2008 In addition, the entire setup process has been modified in WS08 to move all of the decision-making to the end of setup process Deployment infrastructure features include: Windows Deployment Services A new version of the operating system deployment server tool, which allows you to stream system images to multiple end points through multicast in one single datastream Windows Image Format A new file-based disk image format for installing Windows Initial Configuration Tasks A new startup screen that combines questions previously asked during setup

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